What you'll hear inside Uclés Monastery:

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  Cloister

  The cloister at Monasterio de Uclés is a two-tiered courtyard built in the 17th century.

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  Churrigueresque Façade (South Façade)

  The southern façade of the Monasterio de Uclés is a striking example of Churrigueresque architecture, completed in 1735 during the reign of Felipe V and attributed to master Baroque architect Pedro…

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  Refectory with Plateresque Coffered Ceiling

  The refectory is the oldest surviving 16th-century room in the Monastery of Uclés, located in the eastern wing and featuring Plateresque architecture.

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  Crypt (Pantheon)

  The crypt, also known as the Panteón, sits between the sacristy and the church in a Latin cross layout.

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  Old Plateresque Sacristy

  The former Plateresque sacristy, now converted into a chapel, stands among the most distinctive rooms in the monastery's eastern wing, dating from the first half of the 16th century.

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  Eastern Plateresque Facade

  The eastern façade of the Monastery of Uclés stands as the finest example of plateresque architecture in the complex.